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Burkina Faso Junta Releases Four Critics After Forced Conscription

Four individuals, including journalist Kalifara Seré and civil society leader James Yazid Dembélé, who were forcibly conscripted by Burkina Faso's military junta for criticizing the regime, have been released after months of captivity, highlighting the junta's suppression of dissent.

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US Sanctions Cuban President Díaz-Canel and Top Officials for Human Rights Abuses

In response to the July 11, 2021, uprisings in Cuba, the U.S. has sanctioned President Miguel Díaz-Canel, his family, top military officials, judges, prison personnel, and 11 hotels, including several Meliá hotels, for human rights abuses.

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Togo Issues Arrest Warrants Amid Deadly Protest Crackdown

International arrest warrants were issued for Togolese bloggers and artists following violent crackdowns on protests against rising cost of living and for democracy; the government claims five deaths while the opposition claims seven; an investigation is underway.

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EU's Cautious Approach to Serbia's Authoritarian Drift Fuels Public Distrust

Amidst widespread protests and reports of police brutality in Serbia, the EU's muted response, prioritizing stability over democratic reforms, fuels public distrust and jeopardizes Serbia's EU accession prospects; President Vučić's strategic manipulation of his international image exacerbates the si...

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Post-War Crackdown in Iran Leads to Deterioration of Prison Conditions

Following an Israeli airstrike on Iran's Evin prison on June 23rd, Iranian authorities transferred prisoners to harsher facilities, resulting in deteriorated conditions and increased fears of human rights abuses amidst a broader crackdown on dissent. The 12-day war between Israel and Iran ended on J...

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Israeli Strikes on Iran Target Prison Housing Women's Rights Activists

Israeli airstrikes from June 13-25, 2024, hit Evin prison in Tehran, harming imprisoned Iranian women's rights activists, alongside other attacks targeting Iranian infrastructure and officials; this occurred amidst the already weakened state of the Iranian regime due to internal dissent and economic...

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Togo Issues Arrest Warrants After Protests, Amidst Upcoming Elections

Following protests in Togo on June 26-28 resulting in conflicting reports of 5-7 deaths, the government issued arrest warrants for activists, citing concerns about regional destabilization; the government plans to hold municipal elections on July 17, closing land borders temporarily to ensure order.

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Death of Russian Minister Amid Crackdown on Opposition and Private Businesses

Former Russian Transportation Minister Roman Starovoit was found dead near his Tesla with a Glock pistol, a gift from the Interior Ministry, amid reports of his suspected involvement in a multi-million dollar embezzlement scheme related to border defense, highlighting the increasingly harsh conseque...

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Chile to Expropriate Colonia Dignidad Site for Memorial

The Chilean government will expropriate 117 hectares of Villa Baviera, the site of the former Colonia Dignidad, to create a memorial and reflection center addressing decades of human rights abuses, including sexual violence, forced labor, torture, and murder, that occurred there between 1961 and 199...

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Togo: Amnesty International Condemns Killings, Torture During Anti-Government Protests

Amnesty International demands independent investigations into the killing of at least seven protesters and the torture and arbitrary arrests of over sixty others during anti-government demonstrations in Togo, which involved security forces and militias, in late June 2024.

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Italy's Crackdown on Migrant Rescue NGOs: Surveillance, Legal Action, and Rising Sea Arrivals

Italy's crackdown on NGOs rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean Sea has intensified under Giorgia Meloni, involving surveillance, legal challenges, and restrictive decrees, despite a 14% increase in sea arrivals; the case against Mediterranea Saving Humans for receiving a donation after rescuing mi...

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Kenya Crackdown: 10 Killed in Anti-Government Protests, Democracy Under Threat

At least 10 people were killed in Kenya during nationwide anti-government protests, prompting condemnation from the Law Society of Kenya and raising concerns about declining democracy in the region, mirroring similar crackdowns in Tanzania and Uganda.

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